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Is this sentence: "It'll arrive unassembled" correct in grammar? I thought it should be adv instead of adj, I mean the world "unassembled" is an adj in this sentence. Thanks for helping me.
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Is this sentence: "It'll arrive unassembled" correct in grammar? I thought it should be adv instead of adj, I mean the world "unassembled" is an adj in this sentence.

Thanks for helping me.

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The sentence looks great with no adjustments

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